Murano glass help

I believe this may be Murano; but I'm not positive. No labels or markings. It's about 13" tall and 4.75" diameter. It also has a companion which sadly became separated from its candleholder at the breast of the figure. So first, I'd love to have any info about this...if it is indeed Murano, relative age, or artist.
Second, I think the mate is repairable; but I want to be sure it's done properly. Would a glassmaker be the best professional for the job, or someone else? Thanks so much! (I tried to upload a pic of the underside of the base, but I get an error message saying the file is too big.)

 

It very nice. I love it.
I have seen similar here that were for sale, but always very expensive.
I never asked wether theirs was Murano or not.

 

This looks a lot like the work of Barovier & Toso. Although I see differences in the way the face is done.
The other company that might have made these is Barbini.
This would be called a Blackamoor candlestick.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Bar...xrDLAhVJ6mMKHXz4Bw4Q_AUIBygC&dpr=0.85#imgrc=_ (Cited from: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/murano-glass-help.8626/)

 

It does look like several of their pieces! Thank you, Clutteredcloset!

 

Absolutely Murano made.